Canada

Yes. I cited my source as that dated thing, education has since seemed more focused on Indigenous studies which were kind of an afterthought when I was in school. And I've had a lot of catching up to do when it comes to awareness of the Indigenous roots of Canada.

I think this credible threat from Trump is giving Canadians the opportunity to pick up this "thread" you mention that ties us together from where we dropped it, which could plausibly be around 2015 with the beginning of Justin Trudeau's leadership.

Carney is being viewed as a pragmatist, and his words, as a person who puts themselves a little left of center of the spectrum have gotten me cautiously optimistic of his ability to enact real progressive change, and get less caught up on culture war bullshit stuff.

Crime should be prosecuted regardless of race, but there are multiple ways of solving the roots of crime. Locking people up with little chance of building back a stable life is a quick ticket to recidivism, but so is no consequences for crime. There's a continuous discussion on that and I don't have a good answer besides to address poverty and provide more non-crime ways for people in communities that suffer from rampant crime to live.